submitted by TabletPCReview 397 days ago (via pheedo.com)
When Fujitsu announced the LifeBook U810 mini Tablet PC, I coudn't wait to get my hands on it. This tiny tablet has been getting rave reviews and after spending some time with it I can see why. I am not saying it would be a good permanent replacement to a full-size tablet or notebook, but it is a great travel companion.
submitted by GottaBeMobile 397 days ago (via feeds.feedburner.com)
I complained in my recent review of
my HP
2710P that the memory usage in Vista seemed really high, especially when compared
to my usage in Windows XP. Today I came across an article describing
the memory management in Vista and how it differs from Windows XP. Although I had
heard about the new SuperFetch technology
in Vista, it hadn't ever really clicked that the memory usage I saw in Task
submitted by RodFather 397 days ago (via rodfathermobile.com)
Clayne Robison of Intel got his hands dirty and installed Midlinux 2.0 Beta 5 on his Samsung Q1 Ultra UMPC. What’s interesting is it comes with a browser called Coolfox. Mozilla based perhaps? He even was able to get Skype working.
I got a copy of Midinux 2.0 Beta 5 the other day, so I [...]
submitted by TabletPCTalk 396 days ago (via tabletpctalk.com)
When Fujitsu announced the LifeBook U810 mini Tablet PC, I couldn't wait to get my hands on it. This tiny tablet has been getting rave reviews and after spending some time with it I can see why. I am not saying it would be a good permanent replacement to a full-size tablet or notebook, but it is a great travel companion. It runs on Intel's A110 processor and has a 40GB hard drive. The 5.6-inch WS
submitted by TabletPCTalk 396 days ago (via tabletpctalk.com)
The front-mounted battery that I liked so much in laptop mode turned into a bit of a liability in tablet mode, since I'm a right-hander who doesn't like having a left-side grip. You can rotate the unit 180 degrees so the grip is on the right, but then all the tablet buttons are in a nonstandard configuration on the bottom. One fix: Buy the six-cell battery in addition to the nine-cell battery, so
submitted by UltraMobileLife 394 days ago (via feeds.ultramobilelife.com)
My coworkers and I put together this little instructional video showing you how to enable Wi-Fi on your OQO model 02 or model e2. We had a lot of fun making this, so if you enjoyed watching it or found it useful please let us know and we'll make more.
submitted by TheStudentTablet 394 days ago (via tabletpcstudent.wordpress.com)
It’s great to see so much interest in the Community about the plugin umm powertoy. I would like to thank all the people and blogs which featured my yet to be released one note powertoy and hope that the final powertoy lives up to the expectations.
I am working to add the ability to change the [...]
submitted by Intel 394 days ago (via softwareblogs.intel.com)
I got a copy of Midinux 2.0 Beta 5 the other day, so I took the plunge and blasted the OS that came pre-installed on my Q1Ultra. Installation was relatively painless, although I wished that there was a little more flexibility when it came to choosing which packages to install. But then, that's only because I've [...]
submitted by UMPCPortal 394 days ago (via umpcportal.com)
Everun fans rejoice. The docking station and car mount is nearly finished.I've just received these images of the Raon Digital Everun docking station. They are renders of course so there's obviously a few things missing (like the connector for example!) and the possibility that the end result could look slightly different but it looks like they are going for an ultra portable solution rather than a
submitted by TabletPCTalk 394 days ago (via tabletpctalk.com)
Fujitsu Tablet PCs Provide Point-of-Care Computing for Marshfield Clinic's Chartless Initiative MISSISSAUGA, ON--(Marketwire - October 22, 2007) - Fujitsu Canada, Inc. today announced that 2,500 Fujitsu Tablet PCs are now deployed throughout Marshfield Clinic, providing the largest private group medical practice in Wisconsin with chartless, point-of-care computing. LifeBook(R) T4000 Series conver
